The only way I can think of doing this would be to create a List Table comprised of only character columns. Within each character column you can format a numeric value however you wish. For example a percentage might look like - " 75.48%" (the quotes are purely to delineate the text but would not show in the report). These character columns most likely would be added outside of VA. You could also keep non-displayed numeric equivalent versions in the data for use in formulas and other reports.
The only way I can think of doing this would be to create a List Table comprised of only character columns. Within each character column you can format a numeric value however you wish. For example a percentage might look like - " 75.48%" (the quotes are purely to delineate the text but would not show in the report). These character columns most likely would be added outside of VA. You could also keep non-displayed numeric equivalent versions in the data for use in formulas and other reports.
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